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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07
LOOKING F0R THREE YOUNG RUNAWAYS
I'D AWAY ny rnrrossrs,rvo 'rrAvorr-yo

I'D AWAY ny 4 PRPrOSsTssING srRtNGrr-NO
COOP CA 81 F'K PiAiING TKCA>r.
holph Monn, TIE young son ~ Henry Moriu who
lives Al so. - last ScVente,uih--t. WAS walking on
fir,havc on Tuesday, AID wien near Sev"ntc,ith -
Wa stopped by stranger drcs-cd IN the height Of
fashion, who, after inQuifing the boys name and
thing about hi- parents sad that he had taken great
fancy 20 him The stranger. IN speaking about himself
said that he lived In Peck,kil aud running oco
~ the coming election lie asked young Noriiz 20 20
with him to Pcck,kill and him Bis canvass
Mohtz rcfr-cd 10 90.
ON Tie following day Moritr received letter from
the stranger. who signed as uuuo Timothy g. Adams"
requesting him to call upon him AT The Morton IIouse
That evening MoriW wen, 10 Tho Morton House anl
remained there sht with Mr AdamS. ON Thur
day Moritz two hls frirni-. Harry Carincr ngo
fourteen of No. 30 west Thirtocntu ~. and Harry
ursuAn. ~ No . Wcrt seventeenth anl told them
about he visit to Mr.. Adams Tic two boys. after
listening 10 NoriV, became enthusiastic aud a deter
mined 10 leave LvIuc. Ih,y had no money bui Mnutz
he had IN the saving bank lHrHishch room was
hired al No 10 Lexington ave. aud thcJ spent Thursday
night there Their lun was Of such bulsierous LiBd
That the luudlldy couldn't stand another Lsht OF H.
and told them 10 go.
on saturday evening Mrs. Anna Gardner the mother
OF Harry received icttcr flom her which o
slated mai lao had net gentleman Who lad ed him
To 20 with nn "a travelling cunpLnlDu aud that he
had gone with him and an not know ~hci les would
return. Yesterday Mrs. GarIuor Nj Moritz aud Emil
Bunsinan went IL Police Headquarters and asaud
aid 81 the police 10 ind the boys The boys are
all well connected aud their p.lcnts were unable la 1.-Two
serscan k'lrhr; any reason Tor tue strange aa;Ons.
Who The 'uJ stcrIDus siusrr Is that figures tao ..r
is not known 10 any or the boys relatives lt not
thought by the police that the boys sse LETT the city
aud general alarm sent out cor / rn last evening
to all The police stations. An attempt VIII also DC made
10 una AiI Adams.
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HOW THE "OLD THING" WORKED IN
FT.MJRA

ras GOVERNOR GOES TO CHURCH WHILE THE
"suAP BOX" PURsUgs ThE EVEN TENOR OF
IT'S WAY.
uMlRA Now 6 tspeeiaii While Ia bissful ignorance
~ rae narrow escape from terrible disaster at the
Opvra House last night OF the dropping OF
the gallery several inches and the stampede Of tho
MA i'm censeuuencs Governor Hin last Eght stated that
he vas Obliged IN break THE TRiBUSEs programme Of
hin movements here. While apparently worn out with
sAe efforts OF setting his false position right before
sAe people city his home he declared that lac
shs,ld attend MI Beechers church this msrnng, Alter
which he would take ride with frisul. aud st later
rsesiys personal friends Tho reception OF per
.oral friends was not mistaken, aud too per
ss,nal friends OF tho Governor could not be
numbered on the fingers OF many neghbers OF the State
Executive
In lbe afternoon q owd assembled Ia trent OF Mul
les star Chamber Office. but the exposure In TIE TEiB
uxs broke up the biuatDu aad lew ints In Lake
It were used u dispose virtues Of the ssap
sas rather awkward TO say the least. to sec william
l. Muller Judge OF the Court OF Cains standing Oh he
corner of Lake aud Wafer sis. while crowds of roOls
mblst OF a crowd OF ward hee'es AMI eAeiiimnk that
Democracy contained all that Was sacred ana
thxt no the true exponent OF all
psIlticsl virtue. Later IN lhs afternoon
tors where the mer~ OF the soap box were diSpipei
asd from wuence the faithful made heir ext ren the
,i did moi appear tiu LATE ia the afternoon. though
he wss apIIised from time to time how tho
old tn ng worAsd AMI orders were gwen hccsrd ngy
When Night closed upon tie scene the eetrH heh away
the friendly deer oil the heat"st lager peer JOINT
Was interviewed The several " cases iron the soap
box intrrvicwed AMI health was a. ank 10 reform
es praciised IN Chemung County Ivy Governor IN and
bis heolers
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n..,... marty has beep hurt by anything connected
With this struggle about the ~ ssaer! Who
rejected the mhn who most clearly represenm ~
this juncture the osnse OF justice ana nce.. would
ar. svsrr rascal in land rejoice. Ia by the oind
infstuaiion which has led those eanss h ~ n ~"
bad cause.
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER RoUNDLY CONDEMNED
What malignant enoiny OF President Cleveland was ~
that induced Mr. Cooper to exsr from him that most
unfortunate letter Intermsddlng IL New York City poll
tics on the OF the the typical "deadheat as can
dldats for an which the guardian of the public
bsneri II the President had had true friend In your
councils that friend would have strained sUerS
from the high dignity Of Si,.o A 70 r e11fs
s,n Of s r Sea d. nS Of
iarauen With NewYork state politics resulted IN ING
NEST sweeping .ppostos victory record that friend
would have tho bitter end against the publ
cation OF the Presidents letter after the new reVeanons
esncerung Mr. Fsllowss career In ignorance Of which
have no doubt that letter after learning
which trust he would wish II never had been writen
lshal say nohng in extenustion OF the fact bst tne
President permitted himself 10 be misused But GER
that the birterest eBssies OF the PTsdeht
more vicious blow For more than thirty year. have
beea attentive observer Of political events: anu
party leaders sscrihcing the interests ara soo1
h.m. of great municipality ne pr tS.r narT
ami csuas to their laundering folly or 'I''i '""
No. cir the injury you and your friends have done 70
ysur party and your cause by the homns'"n - o nj
haa Nil Eeilows wOuIu not oe -
DO aggravated by his election =" TIC seNts .,s ra'.S
bse, who serves his country best ana surely tne IdhN
and file party cas under exlsuag circumstance
As better service TO themselves ana 10 tns chlse
than Ivy showing that whatever the VAgaries o
t1r at least are SOUND at ne~rt anu
verify Of confidence. A.. o,,
To the last minnie shall not cease TO hope that your
trra sercspect will rcaSScrt ilselt ana draw you away
frsn that side which you well know you can nnu
TO-DAY every thief, every corrup'ionist every w.
breaker in New-York including ttoSe who nave run 10
Cssada-for there not OF them who docs no. pI"
for election OF ar. toll,~s. not ono wuo does no'
Stsad q deadly fear of Mr.. Nic"i 49,. ...,o ~,
pt n we cnenn he spared tne ncraiihe spectacle OF
sNs MAYOR Of New York asking The people on ne ScIee
pe,.o wnoSa se ahso jtr moral uhheos
Sesd bp an encoura To the very class 10 w po9o
ou,sd then trust, the citizens OF New orR WI" Pe
enough TO take care OF their o"n hoo ~
giving lining majority tn man whose mn
Scer stood the test OF sevrrest trlal VINO mas do
kfu.e a terror evldoers whose election VIII SLOW
fhsi our people really demand honest government au
wts thoy can exhibit tncir choice without shslhe
Y,Srs ,,riv CARL SCHUBz.
YpTE Nov, g.
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ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON IN VERSE

mr. SAINT - UrNRY GEORGE. AvD M STAYS THE
DRAGON 10 THE DELIGHT OF riGE ANTIPovERTY
PEOPLE.
Among IN, crowds that Gockei 10 tho double meeting
o. tho AnirOycrty s0oty at tho Academy Of Music and
sciuway Hall last nj INT mo opinion generally prevailed
that Dr. NcGiynu gh supplement- What tc recently said
abol the uo-,iliiiy Of hs atemcnt BIT scarcely
sn,thincot 81 tho common routine OF the weekly Aut
Poverty crcbrAlou, TOOK place at either ~ thu meeting
plicc..
Artnc Academy ~ Music James Redpah presided
There W., nOtabls new face among his supporters
90 the platform. NJ steTar on- ot tho Bsitish Mem
Der, %. Plrlamcst who vs.uns the Uuol STATE, on
ti- mission of TO International Arbitration Association.
Interested. thoIsa client participant IN tho pro
ccraiusS
Professor scott maao an address, IN which no poIaod
BOW tho movement Was spreading and predicted
brcn uurr ier g. A. tho clncls on o. his speech ne
,ai ae lat been csmmi,sone 10 real "curoas Iioco
poetry" Il received WI l0Ii ch,or, OF app9e-
cation. Hcfcti-;
A's .rill. peat popn-d h. head above ~r,nnti
Nud 80 .to'lti nave '"'n VIA ms onI
Az H.. .oof oa., -, 90 T., 1eri,toSr
14;n aoao -,e, oeo5.. I,,' Dragon. 7ori
~. s'- ~ ",ss .i T." h.. 52
s.nt ocorr- h.f D., ntnarf wort tlat ~, BRIGHT
Hnt ur uest n''.r a tx "a ..,,
I.f stff aul That rghtl
SAINT Dr'r,o ,,nno. ~ an Ola ur.-oni 3"
10 .I .l4 .. - .I.a Iu"rt.ly t4'4
tir.rfr % Ats tHO -. sN"r To u 4 h4nl.
IN t'c ia alI tie R.s,t .i.y tho Dragon
U,nry Gcrr-c prclc,cd victory At hr polls on Tues
dar aud ,p,so "a good worl for Louis fost Inat
gentleman hu-Ally cxcu,.d himself from making "A
speech The plea tua' Ais voice had preceded nam 10
t.rtif, Hal Dr Nc ilyun debt hart stokes at the
i.o - ola PARTIES" Judge James g. glirr tuIdo tho
audience ltu-I b. It,rriu- 10 Colonel fr"""s ~ a
r.. 90 ol Lest ~ Twrr.iu liIs teri ict blooming
aunc adgutcrl all h' rdr, c"H,aui"h' having inod
ana gone. l1iuc4 laughter Lnl ouI CI,rr,
~triu Any Hal Vas ollie vi an overflow mcctins tl
n overturned srr Paul Mayer cinli1Atc for C"ronrr
prc-i oI ant Dr Nc'iiYnn. Henry George AMI Judge
M,furs a,A.r sHb,tah-i.,y the speeches. ~ at
tue A. irny OF Music. Abncr c. Thomas candidate Tor
Justice oil tie supreme Court made short speech. In
men so raid;
Wc're gong - win the battle next Tuesday. ami IT'S
roiu. 10 abn'trins morr tnan IA" election ~
can lilArs II guns 10 help tao president or this
so.iefy. Dr. MciJ IN. back to II. stephens ChuroA
U,lrlf applause lsut u "a glorious tlins tAat the
time f,t approaching when the great cHt""hc Churoh
shall r-rIpr from ia A. bundrr INTO which II WAS iol by
a few n. u. and bc again "a guiio an "A lcalerf"
samuel " Williams OF lnldut. mAieR few remarks
and "a company - YOUNG men called the FILE Makers
Outnrt club apl,trct without coats mud Win WOODEN
s.ri,, hanicrs. an sang AMI mnruAei about Tie
AtAso 10 tie great delight Of The auiioLoc
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nor rHx SHAn BIrrLE UI1LBEfoUcHE
PLANS FOR HE HIG FIGHT or rnE LtND AND "a
VAL FORCES Al SfwFphT.

PLAN5 FOB HE HIG FIGHT of IhE LAND AND IA
VAL FORCl.S Al SfwFohT.
NgwroEr N0y. u & .O-ciIh.-Ihe coming Nhtn battle
between the forces hou tao No~,h Atlantic squadron
and the esiiar troop, "a al Fort ADAMS ma.
pcen the sub 90 zip al nay circles for
the last foSd,ys The n-c-,tr, d.t,, hIvo be'a CON
l,o.ea Will be- carefully aienicl 10 when '"un,nirr
George r. f. Wilde arrives h'ro tou' morning In
tho Donhln which sailed from Baton for Ncwport t4is
mornin1. Commander Wilde comm ends tar attacking
force while the defiance 9, nulsr .Ipr smith. Of me
Army A 80, - umpire D. les have b,,n drtsn up al
ro,dy and 70 norr,v morning he p 81 attack viii bo
discussed a. tao N@yal War C'ileso.
According 20 tho umpire ruic, which vl he h ,ndei
O., each ocot par cpttne IN the batla 10 has been de
cdsd tat any snip pts,ns w,tint ratu, "f dr'rHc-
ave eIect 81 tsrpoIo N be ierei hOrs d> com
bat ANY turPrdu -Iall arrive WITHIN ten wards q"
-lp enlI hc considered .tNIuS o. coo" nor \ COZ
frip or n rf bitug Dlcr hrr from fwo round. ~
one uln.itr -Iur. all rr con-llrfrl "hL
of -Ifls Dt'a rt TO- 90 t.-t'H Nl 900 j 81"
flr bv hrl 1ius w'u'c 0lc. sul t"nuIf i1 Tie
formal without uca'u tikluS part lu lu' act "h
~.-n cost fue f"ft Vii ii''i '~tc
iAat ncfrlaE Dat "a I'"f ~ f"rl on 10y ''
is I'm e.. u act WIN q lie it'u.roIt IS 80 !. Tue
ne Atlanta so. D. Tao forte clad! be o'Hai'srrI 80
pI-sci when Fr+tr.s cross TOO ID = i0l m TIE '"t
= aud and Rp.c i-tul DO Dr. 30 gun VII d irtd Wnrf
frruucutl. VITA the ordinary 1trtC"
u.C The ycsr- must pass bel Wccn L." Jn' De iiHs
blls rag- planted IN lne emanuel ANY vessel l'-s ~
outside OF tne.r hroy- vii be ruled - having s.1k 4
ui4n~ AMI bee hoTS dif c1NtA
he feet viii not - 10 -ra 10 prepare int h"lNe until
TUESDAY he hnal attack Will net ta~o ece urti
Wednesday Afternoon.
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magma cum !aIde: while the PRIVILEGE OF v,,,,..
dfsQuisitiou entities ono to A. g., cum laude rst
sun,ma cum isude, one must have an avprsS
% per cent more for the full courso-rna On"
lsuts means an average for the four years Of "a
Of 7O-e0
All tho above mon arc given the right 10 MA.
may b. And ont Of all the oratons disscrt ations ~
disauisifions writon, tho best ones selected
committee and to be delivered on Commencems,2
nav Only about eight parts In all Of the largo numHS
that arc wr4'ten are ever read Only tho bes, or
AFRO ever delivered A . matter Of fact very ~
seniors write commencement parts. It Is not 80
siderod worth hard struggle to atain 10 that hone
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FELLOWS, TWEED AND KEENAN,.
MORE MONEY FROM THE BOSS THIEF

Hhls TINE HE WAS A PUBLIC oFFlCkR-nlo MIA
TIoxs WITH THr MONTREAL COLO Y
no bosses and boOders who are running 'ho OK
cursesorate Colonel John H. Fellows for Ds'fio' AZ
sosey were further discounted yesterday Oy "u"l-
tissal facts published in "Tho World showing Eel
loxss connection with the boss thiet, "nlaNi ~
Tweed In explaining the payment OF So" 10 MN
by Tweed at tho time OF the dSagl cement oil inc jury
In January 1873, just after Ecllowss torn eAp''oo
rs Assistant DistrctAtorney, he SAID that no never
hs6 any financial transaction with Twceo except TINS
10 tailed loan 1t turns out that In MS cobeSsoh
msse in April 1877, TO Attorney General fA'chiu'
ms. secretary OF the Treasury Tweed stated THAI he
,p~,s $500 TO John Il. Fellows on July IL, 1871 Al
fht time Fellows was Assistant DistrictAttornoy
drzring u salary of $4,000 year The uHe Oh Vn's
u.,e,eut 20 Fellows as written out by Tweed ana
he'd In "The Herald" In 1871 was aicr inc eN-
posare of Twoeds IObbefes, Some "oeAs sI'or tue
ds., OF this payment as fixed by Tweed, elbows.
thu,ch ,,ll paid by the people prosecuting officer
xry about the city making campaign speeches In do
fess Of Tweed and advocating his election 10 to son
Ate
LOUD N DEFENCE OF TWEED.
Fellows at this time, according to tho reports Pho
i,sisd in The sum ana Herald vehemeniiy de-
clsred that the charges against Tweed were false and
bas,less, although Tildcn, OConor and other eminent
Democrats were engaged In prosecuting Tweed This
ths, did at their own expense, while Fellows, who
received large salary from tho people TO prosecute
yess about making speeches in defence OF Tweed
AQUEEH VISIT t. MONTH a.
1ast after the close Of tho trial OF Doodle Alderman
oY1il last year Colonel Fellows went to Montreal.
u1 was before he took his trip to Arkansas, where h
moi Jim" Richmond, Of the Indicted boodleiS.
While In Montreal Fellows Is said to have been IA re
ousst consultation with John Keenan,. the head OF INC
Injected gang which handled Sharps money.
70 asccrt ain the truth OF this report Tho World
seua a representative to Montreal, who reports thai
Kssnan unaware that he wcrld" representa-
tive told him that whc Follows was IN Montreal n
fKsOnan) met him nearly every day. keonan refused
to Aod any extended conversation With this gentle
ma, so "Thc WUtld- reports, unless no could fnrnSl
crssentials as to whom he represented Keenan, I
xsyagted to said that letter from Colonel Eel
lovs would DO enough, and that If assured that he
ws talking to a friend If Colonel elbows he (keenam
wrad tell tho gentleman any thing he wanted to know
" is well known that Keenan, while in this city,
wss an intimate friend and almost nightly associate o.
Casonei Fellows al the New Amsterdam Club.
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WY GORMAN BECAME BALTIMORE DIRECTOR

FAiTiMoHE. Nov u tSpseinJ. Robert Garrett
asked Governor Lloyd To appoint Senator German u
director In the Baltimore aud ONO I.ulrsad was
at Er-t apparent That Cormnn eought the appoint
ment we'll known. Now It appears from statements
Of those who supposed 10 know that tue
Garrett family. not wishing TO lose the control they
have held on The corporation. have secured Cor
mans Influence the city and state directors while
the COMPANY forced To appeal to the Brown Morgan
banking syndicate Tor financial aid II is said by frnds
OF tho CARROTS ihat they have Idea OF giving their
control Tho syndicate desired IA change of mana
Robert Garrrtt resigned but IN giving up
he did not out II The railroad business Il
manded rest ffom excitement The Garrett hol l.
ngs represented by three directors. Robert Garrett
T. Harrison Garrett aud John X. towen. Tho
state and city directors number steven.
These with the Garrett directors, would
mako n minority IN tho board. They would have
control hy fourteen Votes 10 The biller political
diflcirncns between GUrman and Cowen WILL 40 doubt
MAKE matters unpleasant for tho Latter thai no will
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sERMoNs AGAINsr TIE OPEN SALOON.

BUFFALO. Nov. tSpecioh-1he Personal LIBERTY
League handled without gloves tonight by some Of
the leading preachers OF Buffalo: tho Rev. DR. :. g.
Mitchell the First Presbyterian Church; the Rev.
George whitman 81 The Cedar st'eot Baptist Church;
the Rev j. H. Griifth OF the GlruwGol Avenue MeihO.
dist Church Tho Rev. 1. T.. Rockwell delivered to a
nunb'r OF congregations at Cold Srrrgs AN eloquent
the relation OF tho Church TO tho socalled
Personal Liberty League.
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luIyols erArs HOARD or HEALTH.

SPRINGFIELD. Nov. D. 1887 !
GsruFMFN: In view o. the present cholera situation
I would request certificates be giVsn 40 the itaiia
Immigrant In quarantine At the port Of New-lOc
mu hose ArrgNIag flou chOeTs Infected points vEcae
leased ftom quarantine, 10 tDe effect that ho psru
A, not surerin. cholera cholersc synp
toms, giving longfh OF time thoy hAu
been under ObsoryatOb and that his q
her clothing basyaso aud duln3ye has beru thorou ly
tlg.i,ed d>u eCtSd; also, whce any shall leave tS
QuarantI station TO cOue iutO or pass through bs
S;.C OF lllluos please notify this Oie. the ileIlA
iOHcr OF Chicago saOli any 20 there. and roe
Health CUhuis ,Oucr OF st. Louis. N there bF Telegraph
TN, Beard isels that surveillance should he eSer
tha class Oi immigrants After they sLs have
this state lest tsvy mi t !oss!gJ bscoaU laf
. spreading TIE disease. A letter VII bo al
dressed 10 railroad, oOislus iDts tuis ctse uoa
ts requesting tnoA mel 10 receive OF transport "a
Ca T. without tho CSTuCso.. have tao honor
TO- NsIy respectfully, your ohedlent servant,
JOIN II. RAU'H secretary.
To the OgarAutna Commissioners Port " Now lOrk
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SHOOTING A ROr VINO ANXOFgD HIM

Edward n. Worth. ago eleven OF No 32s East seventy
Hrstst il OF IA crowd Of small boys who have long
taken delight IN annoying Bernard L. Doosort. Did
man. living vt No 3i5 East 5syentoth.sL Yesterday
afternoon young worth and several others were tearing
down fence IN the OF Dsckcrr- house. wh.n Deck
srt CHANGED 10 look out OF the rear window nd saw
them lie got his revolver and sent shot at them. The
s"od Worth caught Tho ball IL the rs III Side
This ended tho boys sport Worth WAS tagen homo
seriously injured, aud Dsckert was arrostsd
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DEMOCRATS UrTFRfNG FALSE TICK Ers

CNCI>NATI Noy. o (Speciai.-On top OF the informa-
ton that President Cleveland has sent hi- cheek for
81 900 10 assist I'm TIE defeat Of Foraker st0ry
that tickets OF gS5 with Forakcrs the top and
many other OF this years ticket upon them.
distributed Throughout tho state, especially la te
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SOME HEAVY ELECTION wAGERs.

There were number OF wacers made last evening Ia
the corridor OF tho iis~an Hon-s some NJ them
for large amounts. Colono, william 1. Brown. OF The
Daity heacs wagerod $4,000 to 81. $50 Colonel Pei
lows. with James Kelly Polico Justice Harry Ford
waEorod $500 to S4O0 ON Coonei Fellows with h. a.
Gilmore. John CErisn. the Aousduot contractor.
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HORRIBLE CRUELTY TO MUSTANG POW
Ell Anderson farmer OF Babylon. L. L. arrested
yesterday a charge Of beating young mustang pony
% death with club. lie pleaded not suiity and
ksld Ia 500 bail for animation "Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

IysTRUCTNG THE woULD-BE INSPECTORS.
gAbout 400 Of the United Labor psrtys inspectors OF
election met Nebser Hall yesterday morHng and re-
reiyed instructions from John McMackin lonS + Post,
$40 will PROBABLY be sworn in this afternoon Police
HEADQUARTERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

YELLOW FEVER LESS yIOLEN! At TAMPA
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. G-Thero are only Two nss
yellow foyer in Tampa day. ooth OF them nf
and W. deaths. Only patients uads
treatment aAd they arc reported TO be eoavslescs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

waQerod 81. 900 10 $500 with James Kelly on Coionei
KEN, that tho Democrats would TIE state Mt
Kelly offered other amounts that ficnll wouiu ne ny
p-r ID strct Attorney and at The Republicans WsuId
carry the state, with taSsra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

Cincinnati grocer 20 customerl-And 10 that ~
madam ,,,..
Cincinnati grCcer-wo have some very nco sauc.
kraut, madam :, 49,, $500 40
sunnlv ~ -auer- kraut Il. Oh we'll you may soo8
a couple Of barrels. N you iikc.-lEpoch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

WATER SCARCE ~ FOUR WrSTERN STATES
CHICAGO. Nov. C. here Is "A continued scarcity q
water stock IN many parts OF Ohio Indiana lhno4
and iowa Unless copous rains fall before the acting
o. winter, many farmers WILL hud themselves inToys1
ia serious dlnieulty Ia providing tho necessary
water for their stock The continued drouth Ia thee
s.os has also lesscned the usual amount VI TAI plodsn
Ing. a, -. 49,. -. A.
the item, of water-suppy for stock aud the amount %
laIl p.ousalnx give tue following re-
,I,lt, hy states: Ohio reports four coas-
Ties waisr plenty aud forty-fsur counees
rrnort winter Two eOintes report more taa ne
usual amount OF fall pou ghInx dOnc and 80 rrt"rl ssA
Jtyua & counties report plenty; Y codntles re-
port IL scarce counties report more iai poukuns 'nS'
usual 20 report less aud the usual amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-07

eusssds OF the best advertisement 70 Dr.
oAgSs Catarrh Remedy.
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